addressing a table from a form

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Damon Heron

Rather than have a checkbox or similar control on a form, I have found that
I can address the field in the table directly, like
If Me.CompleteStatus.Value = True Then

where the field is called CompleteStatus in a table bound to the form. This
works fine on my pc, but when I tried to run it on another pc, I got
errormsg "method or data member not found" at this line. Both pcs are
running Access 2003 and have the same references. Any ideas why it is
failing?
thanks in advance.


Damon
 
you say the machines have the same references. maybe you have an old
reference to a piece of software that's installed on one machine but
not on the other?
 
How would that affect Access, and the msg "method or data member not found"?

Damon
 
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